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Figure 1


Fig. 1. G{alpha}s signaling pathway utilized in bioassay. The cyclic AMP-dependent response in oocytes co-expressing the zebrafish cDNA library and CFTR is activated by the binding of a ligand to a membrane receptor, causing the receptor to interact with a G protein (G{alpha}s). Upon dissociation from the heterotrimeric G-protein–receptor complex, the {alpha} subunit activates adenylyl cyclase. This action leads to a cAMP signaling cascade, ending in the activation of CFTR. The output of this cascade is measured by electrophysiology and is the basis of the functional assay.